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what do I do when my significant other wants to do something with me for a bit then goes on there games to talk to there friends while I just sit here doing nothing it feels like he don't even want to be with me I don't feel like a normal couple
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I’m sorry about that but I know how you feel. My ex boyfriend was the same way with me. I thought we were doing good but then COVID started and his mom didn’t let us see each other. So we ended up breaking up because his mom never respected him or I . She always disrespected him in front of me when I would be there. I politely asked her if she could please not be disrespectful to him in my presence when I was there and she rudely told me he’s my son and it’s my house and I’ll be the way I want to him if I want. She tried to come near me and scream at me I politely asked her to step back and she refused to and went to raise her hand and try to hit me that fast I was on the phone with the cops and had them to the house because i politely asked her to step back and put her hand down and she refused and I was raised to never raise my hand to a woman.
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Communicate how you’re feeling :) I’d also suggest learning each others love languages. Maybe scheduling a time for a date with undivided attention could help. During your date you can feed each others love languages. For example; Phones away, just spending quality time together. Or a time to cuddle and be intimate together. Or going out to eat and talking about life and giving words of affirmation.
@Scout123 but whenever I tell him how I feel or if what he's doing upsets me and he says I'm whining
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@bean21 what’s an example of what you’d tell him? I’ve heard using “I” statements instead of “you” can be super helpful You: “You don’t care about me or my feelings.” VS I: “I feel frustrated when my feelings aren’t heard or acknowledged.” You: “You always leave your mess lying everywhere.” VS I: “I feel frustrated when I come home and the house is messy.”
I sometimes make my partner feel this way, not intentionally of course, I love my partner and I love talking to and doing things with them. But sometimes I don't adequately communicate where I'm at or how I'm feeling. And sometimes I am blissfully unaware my partner doesn't feel valued when I shift from focusing on them to something else. I don't know your boyfriend so I can only speak for myself. But once my partner expressed to me how they felt I was able to put forward a more conscious effort into spending time and communicating when I couldn't. Nobody deserves to feel like that, and you shouldn't have to. Maybe you and your boyfriend can find a middle ground where he can still play games and you still feel valued and a priority.
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